Parc aquàtic Devesa Gardens
Outdoor water park with splash pads, seasonal summer operation
At a Glance
Best Ages
3 to 16
Cost
Medium to high
Time Needed
Half-day to full day
Indoor/Outdoor
Outdoor only
Weather Fit
Warm weather only
Stroller Access
Limited
Washrooms
Available
Food
Requires reservation
Parking
Large, no shade
Booking
Recommended, especially weekends
Parent Effort
High: poor service, closures, issues
Suitable for young children and families seeking a simple outdoor aquatic experience. Be aware of poor animal welfare, lack of transparency in schedules, limited facilities, and frequent closures without compensation. High cost and overcrowding on weekends are notable drawbacks.
About This Place
Parc aquàtic Devesa Gardens is a water park located in Poblados del Sur, Valencia, Spain. It offers water-based activities suitable for children and families, including splash pads and pools. The park is outdoor-only and open seasonally, typically during the summer months. Access is available by car or public transport, with no on-site accommodations.
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- Family
- €125.00
Prices were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date rates.
Water play
Splash pads and pools for young kids
Parking
Large parking lot available
Structured fun
Activities organized for families during camp season
Animal welfare
Animals present but reportedly neglected
Good to Know Before You Go
- Parking
- Large parking lot available, but it has no shade and can be very hot in summer; arrive early to secure a good spot.
- Food policy
- Food must be reserved in advance; on-site dining options are limited or non-existent; bring snacks or arrange meals ahead of time.
- Activities schedule
- No daily activity schedule is posted online; check upon arrival for current programming, especially if attending with children who enjoy structured events.
- Visitor experience
- Some families report emotional distress in children due to poor animal conditions (e.g., malnourished mare and foal); animals appear neglected and are kept in unsanitary or overcrowded enclosures; avoid if animal welfare is a priority.
- Weather-related closures
- Park may close unexpectedly due to storms; no prior warning or compensation is offered; be prepared for cancellations without refund or alternative arrangements.
- Crowds and timing
- Highly crowded on weekends and during peak summer months; reserve tickets and arrive early to avoid long waits and disappointment.
- Customer service
- Multiple reviews cite terrible customer service; no refunds or resolution provided after closures or unsatisfactory experiences; complaints are reportedly ignored.
- General note
- Fees are high (e.g., 125 euros for a family); consider whether value matches experience, especially given the lack of amenities, poor animal care, and inconsistent operations.
Kid Fit by Age
No facilities or suitable environments for infants; the park lacks baby-friendly features such as changing areas, stroller access, or safe zones for very young children.
May enjoy splash pads if they tolerate crowds and heat, but risks include poor animal conditions and lack of shaded play areas; not recommended for toddlers who are easily overwhelmed or sensitive to stimuli.
Suitable for preschoolers with supervision; splash pads and shallow pools are engaging, though concerns about cleanliness and animal welfare may affect the experience.
Ideal for elementary-aged children who enjoy water play and family activities; the park is designed for this age group despite issues with animal care and cleanliness.
Tweens may enjoy the park's social aspects and aquatic features, though lack of scheduled programming and poor facilities limit appeal compared to modern alternatives.
Teens may visit for social outings or with family, but limited entertainment options and poor management reduce overall appeal; some may find it outdated or underwhelming.
Insider Tips
Arrive early to secure parking before it fills
Bring water for animals if you see distress
Ask staff about daily activities upon arrival
Avoid weekends to minimize crowding
- •Watch for slippery surfaces near water areas
- •Supervise children at all times near pools
- •Avoid feeding or approaching animals
- •Step-free access to main pool and splash zones
- •Sensory notes: Loud water features may overwhelm sensitive visitors
- •Baby change facilities available near entrance
schedule Best Time to Visit
Visit mid-week during early morning hours for fewer crowds and cooler temperatures
shopping_bag What to Bring
- check_boxSwimsuits and towels
- check_boxSun protection (hat, sunscreen)
- check_boxSmall snacks (food is reserved)
- check_boxChange of clothes
- check_boxReusable water bottle
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group is this park best suited for? expand_more
The park is suitable for children aged 3 to 16, with water features designed for family use. Younger children may be affected by the poor conditions of on-site animals, which has been reported as distressing.
Is parking available, and does it have shade? expand_more
Parking is available but lacks shade and can become very hot; it is large enough to accommodate many vehicles.
Do they have food options, and do I need to book them? expand_more
Food must be reserved in advance. There are no on-site restaurants or cafes; visitors should plan meals ahead.
Should I book in advance, especially on busy days? expand_more
Advance booking is recommended, particularly on weekends, due to high visitor numbers and the need to reserve food.
Is there a daily schedule for activities posted online? expand_more
The park does not post activity schedules online. Visitors should check for daily activity times upon arrival as there is no public schedule available.
Are there any concerns about the animals on site? expand_more
The facility has reported animal welfare concerns, including lack of food and water; animals have been observed in poor condition. These issues may affect young children emotionally. The park is not recommended for visitors concerned about animal treatment.
Location
Address
Carretera de El Saler, Km. 13, Poblados del Sur, 46012 València, Valencia, Spain
Phone
+34 961 61 11 36
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